Center for the treatment
of diabetic foot and wounds
on the lower extremities
Assessment of the risk of development, prevention and treatment of diabetic foot, as well as concomitant diseases, using all the most effective techniques in the modern K+31 Lobachevsky clinic.
In the treatment of patients with diabetic foot and critical ischemia of the lower extremities, teamwork and a specialized approach are extremely important - in our center it is this approach that allows us to obtain the best treatment results for patients compared to other clinics, thanks to which we successfully solve difficult problems. Providing all the necessary technologies and many years of experience in treating patients allows us to more accurately predict the outcome of treatment in our center.
Performing interventions for failures in other hospitals - we are able to work with extremely high-risk patients and solve difficult surgical problems.
Achieving healing with a high degree of reliability in the shortest possible time using modern wound treatment techniques.
Achieving compensation for diabetes and related diseases in a short time with the greatest efficiency.
Specialized experience in treating diabetic feet, taking into account all the characteristics of the patient and the course of the disease without the risk of additional damage.
Important to know: what does the initial stage of
diabetic foot syndrome look like?
- When diagnosed with diabetes, all patients are strongly advised to have their lower extremities examined by a diabetic foot specialist.
- At this stage, the latent form of the disease or the risks of its development are diagnosed.
- All patients with diabetes should have their diabetic foot examined annually by a specialist.
- For patients with diabetic foot in remission, preventive examination is indicated every 6 months.
Secrets of healthy feet with diabetes
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Advantages of diabetic foot treatment in K+31
Specialized many years of experience in treating the disease – diabetic foot
All technologies for treating wounds and vascular pathology, an expert approach to restoring blood flow in the lower extremities
Focus on achieving the main result – wound healing and prevention of their formation
Possibility of remote consultation of patients from other regions of the country
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According to statistics, 25% of patients with diabetes will experience diabetic foot problems during their lifetime.
In the later stages, which inevitably occur without treatment, this disease can lead to serious consequences, including amputation of the entire limb at the hip level.
When diagnosed in the early stages, it is possible to avoid consequences and easily cope with the disease thanks to prevention.